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WNS, part of Capgemini, Named a ‘Leader’ by ISG in Insurance Services 2026 for Property & Casualty (P&C) BPO

Read | Jul 20, 2026

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ISG Provider Lens

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WNS, part of Capgemini, has been recognized as a ‘Leader’ in the ISG Provider Lens™ Insurance Services 2026 – Property & Casualty (P&C) BPO report. The recognition reflects WNS' ability to help insurers move beyond traditional insurance operations outsourcing toward intelligent, AI-enabled operations that improve underwriting, claims, customer experienceand operational performance.

As insurers navigate increasing catastrophes, fragmented regulations, legacy technology environments and growing customer expectations, the focus is shifting from processing transactions at scale to enabling intelligent, decision-centric insurance operations. According to ISG, insurers require partners that can modernize underwriting, claims and policy administration without disrupting existing core systems, while embedding AI, automation and governance across the insurance value chain.

ISG Provider Lens 2026 Leader — Life & Retirement BPO

Why ISG Recognized WNS as a Leader

According to ISG, WNS combines deep P&C insurancedomain expertise with intelligent operations, analytics, automation and AI to help insurers modernize the underwriting and claims value chain.

The report also highlights the strategic value of the Capgemini-WNS combination. By bringing together WNS' insurance operations expertise, Business Process-as-a-Service (BPaaS) capabilities and proprietary digital assets with Capgemini's consulting, cloud, data and AI capabilities, the combined organization is better positioned to help insurers accelerate operational transformation at enterprise scale.

ISG also recognizes WNS' outcome-based delivery approach, in which commercial models are aligned with measurable client outcomes, reinforcing its position as a strategic transformation partner.

Key strengths highlighted in the report include:

Deep expertise across personal, commercial and specialty P&C insurance, including unique markets such as the Lloyd’s Market

Strong actuarial analytics capabilities supporting pricing, reserving and underwriting decisions

Proprietary digital-first platforms including Insurance-in-a-Box, EXPIRIUS and Digital Workbench

A Unified Analytics Platform supporting fraud detection, customer experience and cost optimization

Proven outcome-based delivery across underwriting and claims operations

Global scale supporting more than 70 insurers and over 30 million claims transactions annually

Driving Intelligent Operations Across the P&C Value Chain

ISG recognizes WNS' ability to modernize insurance business process outsourcing by combining domain expertise with AI, analytics and digital platforms across the P&C lifecycle.

Capabilities highlighted in the report include:

Intelligent underwriting operations and submission triage

Policy administration and customer servicing

Insurance analytics and fraud detection

BPaaS-enabled operating models

Hyperautomation supporting underwriting modernization at scale

Workflow orchestration that connects legacy systems with digit-first operations

Agentic AI and the Future of Insurance Operations

A defining theme throughout the report is the evolution of P&C insurance from workflow automation to AI-led decision operations. ISG describes a future in which Agentic AI supports underwriting triage, risk selection, fraud detection and claims decisioning, while preserving expert judgment for complex cases.

ISG identifies AI, analytics, automation and orchestration as critical enablers of the next generation of insurance operations. WNS' investments in digital-first platforms, hyperautomation, advanced analytics and domain-led operating models position it to help insurers modernize underwriting, claims and policy administration as AI-enabled decision operations continue to evolve.

Download the ISG Provider Lens™ Insurance Services 2026 Report to Explore:

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Why WNS was recognized as a Leader

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Key trends re-shaping P&C insurance operations

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How AI-led decision operations are transforming underwriting and claims

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The growing role of AI-led decision operations and intelligent automation in insurance

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What insurers should look for in an insurance transformation partner

FAQs

1. Why did ISG recognize WNS as a Leader in Property & Casualty (P&C) Insurance BPO?

ISG recognized WNS for its deep P&C insurance expertise, intelligent operations, proprietary digital platforms, AI-enabled insurance services, and proven outcome-based delivery. The report also highlights WNS' strengths across underwriting, claims, analytics, and BPaaS, as well as the enhanced capabilities resulting from its integration with Capgemini.

2. What trends are re-shaping P&C insurance operations?

According to ISG, insurers are moving from transaction processing to AI-led decision operations. Key trends include greater adoption of intelligent automation, advanced analytics, workflow orchestration, and AI across underwriting and claims, as well as the modernization of legacy environments without disrupting core systems.

3. What is Intelligent Operations in insurance?

Intelligent Operations combines AI, automation, analytics, and domain expertise to improve underwriting, claims, policy administration, and customer servicing. Rather than simply automating individual tasks, it helps insurers make faster, more informed decisions while improving operational efficiency, scalability, and customer outcomes.

4. How is Agentic AI transforming insurance?

According to ISG, Agentic AI is moving insurance operations beyond task automation toward AI-led decision operations. It is increasingly being applied across underwriting triage, risk selection, fraud detection, and claims decisioning, while preserving expert judgment for complex cases. As insurers adopt Agentic AI, the emphasis is shifting toward governed automation, orchestration, and seamless integration with existing core systems.

5. Why should insurers download the ISG Provider Lens™ Insurance Services 2026 report?

The report provides independent analyst insights into the trends re-shaping Property & Casualty insurance operations, including AI-led decision operations, intelligent automation, and digital transformation. It also explains why ISG recognized WNS as a Leader and highlights the capabilities helping insurers modernize underwriting, claims, and policy administration.